Two esteemed figures will be specially honoured during the festival and they are, Kalim Sharafi, marking his 100th birthday on May 8, and the late Sadi Mohammad.

Cultural organisation Rabiraag, well-known for its celebration of the essence of music, is poised to pay tribute to the memory of the legendary Rabindra Sangeet maestro, Sadi Mohammad.

Wherever you are, Sadi, you will be missed.

As the country’s most loved artiste, Rabindra Sangeet legend Sadi Mohammad, took his own life on Wednesday (March 13), around 7pm, two discussions on this untimely death have resurfaced–clasps of depression and grief and the practice of conferring national awards to artistes posthumously.

On Wednesday evening (March 13), the lifeless body of legendary Rabindra Sangeet exponent Sadi Mohammad was discovered hanging in his own room. His brother, Shibli Mohammad, was unfortunate enough to find his brother and mentor’s body.

Sadi Mohammad’s untimely demise has shaken the entire industry. Yesterday, Rabindra Sangeet singer Anima Roy shared with the media the heartbreaking account of the legendary singer's struggles in his final days, revealing that he felt neglected by the state for not recognising his lifelong dedication to music.

Rabindra Sangeet exponent, Sadi Mohammad was laid to rest at the Mohammadpur Jame Masjid Complex Graveyard. His burial took place today at 2:00pm after the Zuhr prayers.

The unexpected passing of the esteemed Rabindra Sangeet exponent, Sadi Mohammad, has deeply saddened the nation, leaving many unable to come to terms with his untimely departure.

Popular Tagore singers Sadi Mohammad and Anima Roy will sing live in Banglavision's phono-live studio concert “Music Club” tonight at 11:25pm.

Noted Tagore singer Sadi Mohammad receives Rabindra Award-2015, conferred by the Bangla Academy, for his outstanding contribution to the practice of Rabindra Sangeet.